... building was filled with workers, the loss of life might have been great. . SUDDEN DEkTH. or Ma CHkAR.Es BLACKWOOD. -The Northern Whig announces the sudden death of Mr Charles Blackwood, victualler and poulterer, Corn Market, which occurred in Edin- burgh on ...

... - h? 114 i ? sl , I - -- 16tu Itral ..I.9 ut, ?? - CATCkIN}G .uE TnAINN. --An Unfrequent Traveller writes to the Northern Whig as fol- lows:-_I hope you will allow me to make known to the public the zeal of the proprietor of the Charlemout Arms Hotel ...

... DINING AT GREENWICH. Edmund Yates, the Looker-on in London in the Northern Whig, writes:-I think you will give us Loncloners credit for trying, by making much row, to prevent our visitors, be they fo- reigners or country people, from being taken in ...

... Government, and it had been the practice of this Government to recognise de Jfcto Govern. ments. In less than a twelvemonth a Whig Government, because it had suited its purposes, had recognised Belgium ; and it would not do to say that the civil war mas ...

... cache with the interest of the Carlton Club ; but Mr Aytoun came neither through the Carltoni Club influence nor throuigh a Whig clique; hut he came forward independently. He spoke honestly, candidly, and iudependently, and had shown that he would make ...